Trips

Step into history for a weekend campout culminating in a visit to Fort Meigs! Scouts will spend the day exploring the reconstructed War of 1812 fort. Expect immersive tours through blockhouses, traverses, and period buildings, guided by historical interpreters in period attire. It’s a chance to learn about Ohio’s pivotal role in the War of 1812 and experience living historyParticipate in the 'Call to Arms' activities to understand the roles of infantry, artillery, and engineers. Walking tour of siteWe are meeting at the church as normalWe are camping in tents

Since 2005, Troop 332 (now with Troop 7332) has sent over 100 scouts and adults to Philmont, the BSA’s High Adventure base in New Mexico.   Treks at Philmont involve backpacking for 10 days at varying difficulties.  Several have gone on to work at Philmont and all have gained an increased appreciation for their scout skills and beauty of the land. Very few troops are able to organize their own contingents. But Philmont is not just about hiking. Most days, there are program areas at your camp or on the trail that allow you to experience options such as: .     * Rock Climbing     * Shooting Sports     * Horseback Riding     * Mining     * Logging     * Challenge Games     * Western Lore     * Leave no Trace     * Search and Rescue     * Mountain Biking     * And much more!.‘Crews’ at Philmont are made up of 8 to 12 people, with no more than 4 adults per crew, with the majority being youth.  The crew elects a youth Crew Leader for the trek who is in charge. 

Spend a full week at Camp Manatoc soaking up the ultimate Scouting summer! Earn merit badges, dive into aquatics, hit the shooting ranges, and tackle outdoor adventuresGive Them a Summer They’ll Never OutgrowIn a world of screens and schedules, Scouting America Summer Camp offers something increasingly rare: the chance for your child to step into the great outdoors and discover what they are truly capable of.A week at camp isn't just a break from the routine—it’s a transformative experience where Scouts build the character, confidence, and friendships that last a lifetime. Here is why parents choose our camp year after year:Why Choose the Scouting Adventure?Master New Skills: With sooo many merit badges ranging from Aquatics and Archery to Environmental Science, Scouts can dive deep into their passions or discover entirely new ones.Unplug and Reconnect: We trade Wi-Fi for woodland trails. Scouts spend their week immersed in nature, learning to appreciate the environment while developing physical fitness and mental resilience.Leadership in Action: Camp is a 'laboratory for leadership.' Whether they are leading a patrol to the dining hall or collaborating on a conservation project, Scouts learn to take initiative and work as a team.Safe, Structured Fun: Camp is staffed by trained professionals and dedicated volunteers who ensure a safe environment where your Scout can take healthy risks, gain independence, and—most importantly—have the time of their life.

Bring the whole crew for a weekend of Scouting fun and family time! Whether you’re camping overnight or just joining for the day, enjoy the outdoors together with games, meals, and plenty of relaxation. Don’t miss the evening campfire program — complete with laughter, stories, and the big reveal of next year’s campout lineup.August is our yearly family camping trip. This is a great opportunity to bring along family members who don’t normally have the pleasure of camping with us.Saturday evening is our pot-luck dinner (~6:00pm). Please bring a dish to share with everyone. Properly labeled ingredients are important – especially peanuts, tree nuts, shellfish, gluten, and pork products (within food or mfg in same facility). Please help us keep our families safe while they enjoy dinner. Signup here for the potluck: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/8050A4DA4AD2BAAFC1-63924654-potluckLastly – we will announce our 2026-27 campout schedule after dinner (~7:30p). You won’t want to miss it!We are meeting at the church as normalWe are camping in tents

The Northern Tier Holiday Stay is a popular winter camping program by Scouting America's Northern Tier High Adventure, offering youth (ages 14+ or 8th grade) a chance to learn cold-weather survival skills over the December/January holidays by camping on snow and ice, often featuring activities like snowshoeing, ice fishing, and dogsledding, with all gear provided. Key AspectsProgram: Learn winter camping basics, setting up camps, building snow shelters, and cooking in sub-zero conditions.Activities: Snowshoeing, skiing, ice fishing, and optional dogsledding (Okpik Musher Camp).Location: Primarily at the Charles L. Sommers Wilderness Canoe Base in Ely, Minnesota, home to the Okpik program.Logistics: Crews pull gear in sleds (pulks) across frozen lakes, with full outfitting (gear, food, interpreters) included.Eligibility RequirementsYouth must be 14 years old or 13 and completed 8th gradeWe would like to have more youth than adults attending